Hot Data Availability on Cold Storage: Building Cost-Effective DA on Filecoin

Hot Data Availability on Cold Storage: Building Cost-Effective DA on Filecoin

Editor’s Note: This blogpost is a repost of the original content published on 5 April 2024, by Turan Vural Yuki Yuminaga from Fenbushi Capital. Established in 2015, Fenbushi Capital holds the distinction of being Asia’s pioneering blockchain-focused asset management firm with an AUM of $1.6 billion. Through research and investment, the firm aims to play a vital role in […]

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Guide: How to transfer FIL from Coinbase to a Metamask Wallet (0x)

Guide: How to transfer FIL from Coinbase to a Metamask Wallet (0x)

In order to access dApps on the Filecoin Virtual Machine (FVM), you need to have FIL in a 0x/f410 wallet address. However, several popular exchanges have not yet been updated to support the direct transfer of FIL to a 0x/f410 address. If you need to move FIL from an exchange that does not yet support 0x/f410 addresses […]

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Filecoin Virtual Machine: How It Works, What Use Cases It Unlocks, and Why It Matters

Filecoin Virtual Machine: How It Works, What Use Cases It Unlocks, and Why It Matters

This blog post explains what Filecoin’s Virtual Machine (FVM) is, why it matters, and how one might evaluate and prioritize the opportunities it unlocks.

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Business Models on the FVM

Business Models on the FVM

In this blogpost, we’ll unpack a sample use case and its supporting components for the FVM, how these services might compose together, and the potential business opportunities behind them.

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Filecoin Tokenomics: Understanding an Advancing Economy

Filecoin Tokenomics: Understanding an Advancing Economy

As a novel data storage and application network, Filecoin’s mission is to create a decentralized, efficient, and robust foundation for humanityʼs information.

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State and Direction of Filecoin, Summarized.

State and Direction of Filecoin, Summarized.

Filecoin is enabling open services for data, built on top of the IPFS protocol.

IPFS allows data to be uncoupled from specific servers —reducing the siloing of data to specific machines.

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